Problem printing the calendar page

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    • #2351
      Emily K
      Participant

        Has anyone else experienced an issue printing the calendar page from the Resources section? It just prints as a solid black page for me. The other sheets print fine. Wondering if it’s just me. 🙁

      • #2361
        Caitlin
        Keymaster

          Hi! Can you specify – the planning calendar, reasons to write calendar? Are you printing from a mobile device, an internet browser on your computer, or downloading the PDF to your desktop before printing?

          • #2364
            Emily K
            Participant

              Sorry, the planning calendar that looks like a calendar page. The first link. I was printing from mobile. I tried both printing from safari and downloading as pdf and printing that way. I’ll try on my laptop this morning and see if that’s different.

            • #2368
              Emily K
              Participant

                It printed correctly from my laptop.

                • #2384
                  Caitlin
                  Keymaster

                    Great! So happy it worked!

              • #2543
                Lyneen Jesse
                Participant

                  Can you explain a few things on the trackers? I do not understand some of the headings.
                  One Week of Mail
                  Two Weeks of Mail
                  Three Weeks of Mail
                  A Month of Mail
                  Jane Austen Style – is that referring to the Regency folding of the paper without an envelope and a wax seal?

                  • #2557
                    Caitlin
                    Keymaster

                      I believe the week(s) and month of mail refer to marking a streak, or period of consistent every day sending, on a particular day. As in how many days in a row you keep up your outgoing sends.

                      Jane Austen does refer to Regency style letters; folding the pages in a booklet style digest to be read. I believe other interpretations, such as the one you offered, might apply too.

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